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News•by Staff Writer•May 20, 2004

Giuliani Tells 9/11 Panel N.Y. Never Warned

Although New York City officials never received information about a possible attack on the World Trade Center from the White House, the intelligence might not have changed the city’s counter-terrorism security measures, former mayor Rudolph Giuliani told the Sept. 11 commission.

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News•by Staff Writer•May 7, 2004

Flat-Screen TVs Now Allowed in Some Oregon Prisoners’ Cells

Inmates in Oregon’s state prisons now have the option of buying flat-screen televisions for viewing in their cells.

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News•by Staff Writer•May 7, 2004

Officer Catches Man Apparently Stealing From Fellow Patient

A public safety officer being treated at an emergency room in Detroit says he caught a fellow patient stealing a watch from an unconscious man.

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Products•May 1, 2004

Handheld Signal Light

Grace Industries’ new Glow Lite 50 is a highly visible signal made for use in emergencies. The 7-ounce Glow Lite is easy to carry and easy to use.

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Articles•by Mark Kariya•May 1, 2004

How To Start a Bicycle Patrol Unit

Today, more and more departments all over the world are adding bicycles to their arsenal of tools. Like any new tool or method, of course, barriers must be torn down. In the case of bicycles, the old attitude is one of the biggest hurdles to overcome when starting a bike patrol unit.

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Articles•by David Griffith•May 1, 2004

TREXPO West: Report from the Show Floor

Twice each year, the Tactical Response Expo (TREXPO), in its East and West Coast versions, offers a showcase for the latest in equipment and services for tactical police operations.

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Articles•by David Griffith•May 1, 2004

TREXPO West: Class Act

Anyone who wanted a reminder of the deadly serious reason why TREXPO exists needed to look no further than the hallway outside the conference's seminar area.

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News•by Staff Writer•April 30, 2004

Sikh Officer Wearing Turban OK, Judge Rules

A judge has ruled that a man who says he was forced to resign from the NYPD because of religious discrimination should be rehired and allowed to wear a turban and untrimmed beard, as is his religious custom.

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News•by Staff Writer•April 30, 2004

KidSave.com Launches New Emergency Notification Network

Law enforcement personnel can now register online to receive information on missing children via email with the KidSave.com Emergency Notification Network.

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